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The goal of this page is to provide a complete list of reactions in TPT for more experienced players. For a smaller list of useful reactions, go to [[Useful Reactions]]. | The goal of this page is to provide a complete list of reactions in TPT for more experienced players. For a smaller list of useful reactions, go to [[Useful Reactions]]. | ||
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| − | All reactions on this page will have an equation and an (optional) description. | + | ==Reaction Format== |
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| + | All reactions on this page will have an equation and an (optional) description. If an equation is not possible for the given reaction, descriptions will be provided instead. | ||
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| + | ==Electronic== | ||
| + | ===DRAY=== | ||
| + | {{MaterialBtn|DRAY}} copies particles. Check the page about [[Element:DRAY|DRAY]] for more info. | ||
| + | ===TUNG=== | ||
| + | * '''Breaking:''' {{MaterialBtn|TUNG}} + (change in pressure of more than 0.5 per frame) -> {{MaterialBtn|BRMT}}({{MaterialBtn|TUNG}}) | ||
| + | * '''Melting:''' {{MaterialBtn|TUNG}}(@Temp >= ''3421.85C''/''3695K'') -> {{MaterialBtn|LAVA}} | ||
| + | * '''Explosion:''' {{MaterialBtn|TUNG}}(@Temp >= ''2126.85C''/''2400K'') + {{MaterialBtn|OXYG}} -> {{MaterialBtn|LAVA}}(@Temp between ''3621.85C'' and ''4220.85C'') + {{MaterialBtn|FIRE}}(1% chance) + 50 Pressure (2% chance) + {{MaterialBtn|OXYG}} | ||
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| + | ==Powered Materials== | ||
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| + | ==Sensors== | ||
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| + | ==Force== | ||
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| + | ==Explosives== | ||
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| + | ==Gases== | ||
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| + | ==Liquids== | ||
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| + | ==Powders== | ||
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| + | ==Solids== | ||
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| + | ==Radioactive== | ||
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| + | ==Special== | ||
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| + | ==GOL== | ||
| + | * Game of Life Elements will spawn at the max temperature and gradually cool down. Therefore, oscillators can be used as heaters and still lifes can be used to cool things down efficiently. | ||
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| + | * Custom Game of Life types can be used to heat/cool better than the default ones. | ||
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| + | ==Hidden== | ||
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| + | Developer's Note: Add new reactions that you find. Make sure to use the source code to verify. Add the reactions in the correct categories. | ||
Revision as of 03:09, 7 December 2023
The goal of this page is to provide a complete list of reactions in TPT for more experienced players. For a smaller list of useful reactions, go to Useful Reactions.
Contents
Reaction Format
All reactions on this page will have an equation and an (optional) description. If an equation is not possible for the given reaction, descriptions will be provided instead.
Electronic
DRAY
copies particles. Check the page about DRAY for more info.
TUNG
- Breaking:
+ (change in pressure of more than 0.5 per frame) -> 
() - Melting: (@Temp >= 3421.85C/3695K) ->
- Explosion: (@Temp >= 2126.85C/2400K) +
-> (@Temp between 3621.85C and 4220.85C) + 
(1% chance) + 50 Pressure (2% chance) +
Powered Materials
Sensors
Force
Explosives
Gases
Liquids
Powders
Solids
Radioactive
Special
GOL
- Game of Life Elements will spawn at the max temperature and gradually cool down. Therefore, oscillators can be used as heaters and still lifes can be used to cool things down efficiently.
- Custom Game of Life types can be used to heat/cool better than the default ones.
Hidden
Developer's Note: Add new reactions that you find. Make sure to use the source code to verify. Add the reactions in the correct categories.
